"Solat Mortazavi" in an interview with an economic reporter, stating that good resources have been allocated to construction projects in provincial trips, said: Last year, 20 thousand billion Tomans were allocated for the implementation of construction projects related to the approvals of provincial trips.
Pointing out that 126% of the approvals of 1400 for the provision of resources have been completed, he pointed out: in the first three months of this year, due to the government's focus on providing resources for subsidies, current salaries and debts of the previous government, we could not get suitable figures for construction projects related to travel. Assign a province.
The executive vice president added: Now, 12 thousand billion tomans worth of bonds and public resources have been allocated, and resources and credit forecasts have also been made from other sources for all projects.
Mortazavi emphasized: From the sources of Article 56, good credits of up to 30 thousand billion tomans have been predicted so that the executive bodies can reach a conclusion with the operating banks, and the division of work has also been done.
He stated: 15 thousand billion tomans were predicted from the oil clearing area, and a part of it has been realized, and approximately 30 thousand billion tomans of good resources have been predicted for this year, and we hope that it will be realized in construction projects.
The vice president stated: It is expected that in 1401, 100% of programs and projects related to provincial trips will be implemented from public resources, Article 56 and social responsibility of the Ministry of Petroleum, but more efforts should be made from the internal resources of executive bodies.
Mortazavi said: Allocation of credit for provincial projects is considered in proportion to the size of the provinces, but we emphasize that the resources should be distributed fairly among the provinces.
Source https://www.globalcourant.com/implementation-of-20-thousand-billion-tomans-construction-projects-in-provincial-trips-last-year/?feed_id=11533&_unique_id=62fb3930ad2d6
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